FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1937
PAGE TWOE
Water Works School to Open With Address by Dean P. F. Walker
Instruction and Demonstration to Be Given at Lawrence Filtration Plant
- An address of welcome by Dean P. F. Walker of the School of Engineering and a talk by R. J. Paulette of Salna, president of the Kansas Water Works Association will feature the opening of the three-day water works school which will be held Jan 18 and 19 and will be held in conjunction with the annual meeting of the Kansas Water Works An association.
Water filtration plan operators, oil engineers, and other officials in Kansas cities interested in water problems have been invited to attend the school. The instruction will be given under the mursus of the School of Engineering, and several engineers whose stations will appear on the program.
General meetings will be held in the assembly room at Marvin hall, and laboratory demonstrations and instruction will be given at the Lawrence filtration plant. The visitors here will be entertained at an open house reception by the lead chairmen of the Water Works Association on day evening the Kansas Water Works Association will hold its normal business meeting.
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"The Kansas organization may take steps to become a member of the U.S. Board of Trustees," said Prof. J. L. Barron, who is official editor of the Kansas Water Works Association. "At present it has a strong relationship with the national organization."
Church Organizations Combine
A unit of the National Student Council was organized last night at the Episcopal chapel by the union of the University groups of the Guilds (the University Guild, the following university Guild. The following officers were elected: President, Bob Mice; Vice-President, Ethet Hewmeyer; Secretary, Bob Fourie; Treasury,
Formerly the University student of the church had been organized it separate groups, but under this new council they became of national standing. About fifty students were present at the meeting.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Miami University of Oxford, Ohio,
recently received a collection of 250
books and 1,800 photographs from
Carnegie foundation.
Jay James: The picture will be taken at Lawrence's Studio on Saturday, Jan. 15, at 11:30 a. m. Everyone be there and, the basketball tickets will be given you then—Mary Engel, president.
Prof. H. B. Chubb of the political science department at the University will speak on the Nicaraguan situation at the Unitarian church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. A forum discussion meeting. Everyone interested is invited to attend—Mrs. George J. Hood, forum chairman.
All members of Quill should be at Squirre's Studio Saturday, Jan. 15, n 1:30 for pictures—Carl Niemeyer Scribe.
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Beg Your Pardon
--extension lists have been checked
Dorothy Jones played the "Ragus,
Necture" in the advanced students recital Wednesday night instead of Virginia Arnold as reported and commented on by the Kansan music critic in last night's Kansas.
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More Than 7,000 Served by University in Year
The actual total number of students served by the University either by residence or extension work was 7,380 from June 1925 to June 1926. From June 1926 to Jan. 1927 the total number served was 7,070. These numbers were multiplied by the register's office after all applicants had been deducted.
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
The residence lists were checked with the lists of the records of the extension division to eliminate all durations for the treatment take residence work in the summer and extension work in the winter. Some regular students take work by correspondence in the summer cases of duplication are discovered.
Checks have been made to discover duplication among regular session students and the summer session ones, and the difference between extension lists have been checked.
Scientists Expect Quakes
Conditions in Lower California Show Crustal Strain
Paradise, Calif., Jan. 14. The earthquake that on New Year's day shook Imperial Valley has not materially relieved the crustal strain that seismologists believe has been accumulated in southern California for some years.
Upon the basis of past experience, precise triangulation measurements, and the location of minor shocks, earthquake experts have expected that the southern part of California will soon suffer a severe earthquake similar to that which affected the San Francisco region in 1968. The question is whether the time of the Santa Barbara quake of 1925, as to whether the Imperial Valley quake offered any relief to the area under strain.
"There is no reason to consider that this shock affords any significant relief of strain," says J. O. Wood, in a report on the operations of the Carnegie Institution of Washington centered here. "All information yet received indicates that the Imperial Valley earthquake was only a minor shock of small destruction."
Mc. Wood is awaiting reports from engineers and insurance experts now on the ground before deciding whether he will undertake investigations in the
Hockey has been made a major sport at Yale University. A feature of their winter schedule will be a season of indoor Madison Square Garden, New York.
The baseball team of the University of Oregon plans to tour Hawaii next year.
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GIRLS desiring rooms, single or double, for second semester, call 1245 Mississippi street. Private home, near campus, every convenience. Present occupants leaving school. Phone 1429. 92
FOR RENT - 10-26 Ohio street, across from 'girl's dormitory, rooms for $8.00 a boy. Will rent room space, if taken soon. Phone 338.
FOR SALE—No. 5 Underwood typewriter, $17.50. Writes good. Phone 2404. 91
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HOME accommodations for 8 buses,
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